351: Alfred Hitchock’s Strangers on a Train: 75th Anniversary

Happy Birthday to the GOAT, Alfred Hitchcock! On this week’s episode, Dave, Hunter, and Jack are back to celebrate the 75th anniversary of one of Alfred Hitchcock’s greatest thrillers, Strangers on a Train! The guys hop aboard to revisit Hitchcock’s twisted tale of chance encounters, criss-cross murders, and obsession. They break down Robert Walker’s unforgettable performance as Bruno Antony, Farley Granger’s Guy Haines and Hitchcock’s masterful use of doubles, shadows, and suspense. Plus, they dive into the film’s fascinating production history, major differences from Patricia Highsmith’s novel, Dimitri Tiomkin’s score, the iconic eyeglasses murder, the legendary runaway carousel climax, what’s aged the best and worst, and where Strangers on a Train ranks among Hitchcock’s greatest films. All aboard for 75 years of Strangers on a Train! Love what you hear? Let your  friends know and leave us a review! LISTEN & SUBSCRIBE Reel Chronicles is on • Apple Podcasts • Spotify • Google Podcasts • Android • Stitcher Radio • TuneIn • Podchaser • Laughable • Many other podcast directories. SHOP • Swag at TeePublic SUPPORT • Become a patron of the show through Patreon FOLLOW • Reel Chronicles on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. • The Cinematic Reel on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest  Have a topic you want to hear the guys discuss? Email David at [email protected]. The post 351: Alfred Hitchock’s Strangers on a Train: 75th Anniversary appeared first on The Cinematic Reel.